The caribou would not stop to suit the convenience of the hunters.
2
Ben knew that the white-maned caribou fed in the high park lands.
3
That the caribou of Labrador have greatly decreased in numbers seems certain.
4
Shortly before they arrived, I noticed some strange-looking caribou in the clearing.
5
Then his eyes fell on the splendid horns of the caribou head.
1
They were dressed in elaborate and warm garments made of reindeerskin.
2
They wore trousers of reindeerskin, as the Lapp women do universally.
3
Easton even frosted his elbow through his heavy clothing of reindeerskin.
4
I put on a poesk of reindeerskin, and my fur-lined Russian boots.
5
Their hats or caps are also made of reindeerskin.
1
On their treks, the explorers used sleeping bags lined with reindeerfur.
2
I habited myself in a suit of reindeerfur, and ate, with compulsory appetite, the raw flesh and fat that form their principal food.
3
They removed their crampons and climbed on the lug soles of their reindeerfur-lined boots, grateful to find handholds big enough to accommodate their mittens.
4
'A sweater made from reindeerfur.
Uso de caribou skin en inglés
1
We had a bit of caribouskin in the same pot.
2
We had a bit of caribouskin in that same pot.
3
The worn caribouskin of his coat crumpled upon his breast.
4
Thursday, August 13th.-Workedat getting caribouskin tanned in A.M.
5
Frost crystals glistened on the caribouskin-covered walls and floor.
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I can make a better mitten of caribouskin.
7
Well, I tried making a lasso of caribouskin.
8
He rose to his feet, tying the flap of his caribouskin coat about his throat.
9
We ate one of Mr. Hubbard's old moccasins, made out of caribouskin, that he made himself.
10
From the cache Sam brought down some soft, tanned caribouskin, and upon this Kitty began to work.
11
Scraped flesh from caribouskin.
12
Picard had made him a coat, that winter, of young caribouskin, and it was fringed like an Indian's.
13
He wore a windproof coat of softly tanned caribouskin, belted at the waist with a long sash, and Indian fringed.
14
The morning of the next day (Thursday, August 20) we occupied in mending our moccasins with parts of the caribouskin.
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But each time I have fallen back, shivering, into the bed-like chair I have made for myself out of saplings and caribouskin.
16
In front of the two large windows sat half a dozen men, as silent as the half-breed, clad in moccasins and thick caribouskin coats.